However, with literally hundreds of inhabited islands to choose from, finding the right one for your holiday can feel like a pretty daunting task.

To give you a helping hand we take a look at some of the best Greek islands and which holiday types they're best suited to whether you're looking for an all-inclusive family break, a romantic spot for two, or somewhere with heaps to explore.

And that's not all, as we've also searched out some of the best places to find top deals on each of the islands.

Those who want to go exploring will find plenty of historical sites such as the Acropolis, while Rhodes Town has plenty of local boutiques, bars and restaurants to explore - the medieval town is a must-visit for any history buff.

Brits won't struggle to find family-friendly resorts boasting huge buffets, pool complexes and the occasional water park, but if you prefer the beach to poolside then Rhodes won't disappoint, with its coast boasting everything from sandy beaches to pebbled coves.

And there's plenty to explore on the island which is home to some fascinating cultural spots and historical sites, from the Knossos ruins to the monasteries.

Then there's its striking natural landscape - Mount Ida stands tall towering above the island, not to mention that the coast is filled with spectacular beaches with everything from turquoise lagoons to eye-catching red sands.

Oh, and foodies won't be disappointed either; Crete is renowned for serving up some seriously delicious local grub.

That's not to say there's not much to do on the island - on the contrary, there's plenty to visit from the awe-inspiring Achilleion to the tiny island of Pontikonisi.

Meanwhile, Corfu Town has plenty going on if you do want bars and restaurants, and also offers up quieter streets with markets and local foodie gems nestled away.

And of course fans of the TV show The Durrells can go and visit all of the show's filming locations for something a little different.

Feeling tempted?Olympic Holidays offers a wide range of packages whether you're after a cultural break or looking to make the most of the beach. On a budget? Jet2holidays has some tempting deals for families.

Sip on cocktails at sunset and take in the stunning views from one of the waterside tavernas, wander through the picture-perfect streets (seriously, it's an Instagram dream) or go exploring the coves along the coast.

There are plenty of incredible hotels on the island too - such as the one with secret tunnels leading to infinity pools !

It's also quite popular with cyclists thanks to the fairly flat landscape offering up some brilliant cycling trails along the beautiful coast.

During the summer months it can get pretty busy but still offers a relaxed, vibrant atmosphere - of course if you can travel outside of the school holiday dates, you'll get to enjoy the island's resorts and local bars/restaurants without having to face crowds.

Feeling tempted?LoveHolidays.com is a great source for cheap Kos holidays, while Thomas Cook also offers a host of packages tailored to families.

7. Naxos

The island is packed with temple ruins, museums, archaeological sites, mountain villages, and long stretches of beach all waiting to be explored.

Meanwhile Naxos town offers up those white-washed cube buildings Greece is renowned for, and it's here that you'll find a vibrant atmosphere thanks to the local bars and restaurants, not to mention the harbour from which you can embark on plenty of boat trips.

Feeling tempted?Olympic Holidays and TUI offer everything from cosy hotels to beach resorts with plenty of opportunity for excursions and adventures to be added to your itinerary.

8. Skiathos

The island is filled with spectacular beaches whether you're after a sandy shore on which to soak up the rays, crystal-clear waters where you can take a dip, or picturesque coves to go and explore.

Meanwhile Skiathos Town offers up a wide array of bars and restaurants - the old harbour is where you'll find most of the action - not to mention its pedestrianised streets boast waterfront clubs for a brilliant nightlife.

Feeling tempted? For package beach holidays in Skiathos, LoveHolidays and On The Beach have a host of budget-friendly offerings.

Cars and motor vehicles are banned on the island, so the only way to get around is on foot making it ideal for those who love to hike or go exploring. (Alternatively, you can check out the coastal views on a boat trip!)

Beaches tend to be small coves rather than large stretches of sandy shores, so it can get crowded during peak season.

Feeling tempted? There aren't really resorts on Hydra, but you can find hotels and holiday rentals if you do want to stay there - HomeAway offers up plenty of villas and apartments there, while Expedia also has an impressive range for holidaymakers to choose from.

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